Using the System Summary Spreadsheets

You can ask Claude to generate system summary spreadsheets for each of the power and lighting systems that it creates. These typically include:

  • Circuits:
    • Panel details at the top , then circuits.
    • Each row has its load name, type, rating, load, current, how much of the 80% limit it uses, device and wire counts, and which switch systems it carries.
    • The total connected load.
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  • Devices & Fixtures:
    • Every receptacle.
    • Every electrical appliance.
    • Every light fixture, with room, family and type, Revit element ID, circuit, load, Switch ID and notes.
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  • Switch Systems:
    • Switch systems, each with what it controls, its base switch, any partner 3-way
    • Fixture count and load, circuit, and fixture element IDs.
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  • Switches:
    • All switches, with room, type.
    • Whether each is the base switch or a partner 3-way.
    • Mounting height, and location and code notes.
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The circuit and switch-system loads and counts are formulas that read the Devices & Fixtures tab, so they update when you change a load there. The lighting loads are still the Revit family defaults, not real LED ratings.

What to Verify

  • Review the assumptions used to design the system to ensure they’re accurate and align with your design intent.
  • Check the OPEN ITEMS at the bottom of the list. These are items that Claude has identified as needing further action to improve the accuracy of the model.

Example Reports